Gray and Gray's Land Law  discusses all the core topics covered on undergraduate courses in an appropriate level of detail, and brings the subject to life through critical analysis and a contextual approach that explores the social, political and economic significance of land law.The book adopts a user-friendly approach that makes use of self-test questions, diagrams and summaries to emphasize key issues and illuminate areas of difficulty or controversy. Further reading is also included at the end of each chapter. Students seeking sophisticated analysis within a manageable length and an accessible format should look no further than Land Law for clear guidance from the leading authorities in the field.

Land Law (Core Texts Series)

Gray, Susan Francis

Gray, Kevin

Business

Oxford University Press

'Here is a book whose breadth of purpose and depth of learning are breathtaking.' Peter Butt, [2005] 69 Conv 363 Gray &amp; Gray's Elements of Land Law is the definitive textbook on the subject. The book offers comprehensive coverage of the law in this area. The authors provide an insightful and thought-provoking commentary on the modern development of the subject and go on to explore how land law functions in today's society. The book includes an analysis of recent legislation and case law in England and Wales. There are also references to significant cases from Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada, coupled with a detailed account of reforms currently proposed by the English Law Commission. The book demonstrates a thorough understanding of the social and political context of land law and guides the reader through the sometimes difficult terminology of the subject. This fifth edition continues to balance up-to-date coverage of the key issues in land law with a critical survey of cutting-edge research. Building on the strengths of previous editions, the book ensures that excellent scholarship is accessible to an even wider readership: more chapters of shorter length offer the possibility of readers 'dipping' into topics in a non-linear way. A fresh, new format and text design support the re-structuring of content and aid navigability. Readers wanting to explore areas of interest in more depth are encouraged to do so by the exemplary footnoting and referencing. The book is accompanied by an online resource centre providing updates and web links between editions. This facility also contains illustrative material such as photographs relating to relevant cases discussed in the book. A podcast of the authors introducing the subject will excite students new to the subject area.

Elements of Land Law

Gray and Gray's Land Law  introduces students to, not just a critical, but also user-friendly exploration of the law of real property in its many dimensions. This text locates the structural features of the law providing a careful and incisive analysis of recent legislation and case law. By providing a succinct, thoughtful and critical account of the inner dynamic of land and the legal issues which it generates, this text has proved to be an invaluable guide to students of land law.

Land Law (Core Texts S.)

Administrative Law

Gray and Gray's Land Law not only covers all the core topics covered on undergraduate courses in an appropriate level of detail, but brings the subject to life through critical analysis and a contextual approach that explores the social, political and economic significance of land law. The book adopts a user-friendly approach that makes use of self-test questions, diagrams and summaries to emphasize key issues and illuminate areas of difficulty or controversy. A broad range of further reading is also included at the end of each chapter to aid with further in-depth research. Students seeking sophisticated analysis within a manageable length and an accessible format should look no further than Land Law for clear guidance from the leading authorities in the field.

Gray and Gray's Land Law provides a reliable explanation of the key elements of this subject, making it an invaluable guide for the law student at any level. Combining a clear and engaging writing style with rigorous analysis, Gray and Gray set land law in its socio-political and economic context, enabling students to examine this subject in depth. Land Law skillfully balances critical incisiveness with user-friendly explanations, helping you to develop your own analytical skills while exploring the key concepts of this subject and the debates which surround it. Gray and Gray's contextual approach enlivens the complexities of land law and enables you to understand how the law has developed and its relevance to the modern world. With subheadings and chapter summary points used throughout, information is easy to locate both for the new and more experienced student. Diagrams and flowcharts help explain difficult concepts, while end of chapter questions test your understanding and help to consolidate learning for exam success. A broad range of further reading is also included at the end of each chapter to support further independent research.

Land Law (Core Text)

This work offers a systematic account of land law which, by proceeding from fundamental principles to consideration of the law as it is applied, succeeds in placing land law in its social context whilst retaining the strengths of a more traditional approach. To this end the work is divided into two parts: the first offering a detailed description and analysis of the substantive law and its underlying principles, while the second examines a number of key issues which illustrate the effects of land law, particularly within the sphere of residential property. Throughout the book, there are extensive case references including references to American and Australian law and to unreported cases available on LEXIS.

Elements of land law

Butterworth Law

Gray and Gray: Land Law, Third Edition guides the student through the legal definition of land on to the essential elements in a lease or tenancy, and the function of covenants in the planning of land use. It gives an outline of the 1925 legislation and relevant statutory regulation, including the Rent Act 1977 and the Housing Act 1988, and shows how the law relates to all the important issues likely to be faced in day-to-day practice. This new edition discusses the Land Registration Act 2002 and the new rules relating to commonhold, and considers the influence of environmental law, human rights legislation, and EU law.

Gray and Gray's Elements of Land Law provides an interesting, reasoned and critical account of the fundamental principles of the modern law of real property. This fourth edition has been restructured to take account of the impact of environmental, human rights, and European law. The book covers not only the Land Registration Act 2002, but also recent case law developments and the many statutory initiatives in the law of leases, commonholds, mortgages and land access which took effect in 2003 and 2004.

Gray, Susan

Gray and Gray's Elements of Land Law seeks to provide an interesting, reasoned and critical analysis of the major principles and doctrinal themes of the modern law of real property. The aim is to enable the reader to construct his or her own understanding of this vital area of legal regulation by starting from the fundamental features or elements of the law. Relating land law constantly to its first principles, the book proceeds to explore the subject against the background of its contemporary social, environmental and human rights dimensions.

Korean Workers and Neoliberal Globalization (Routledge Advances in Korean Studies)

One of the most remarkable aspects of South Korea’s transition from impoverished post-colonial nation to fully-fledged industrialized democracy has been the growth of its independent and dynamic labour movement. Korean Workers and Neoliberal Globalisation examines current trends and transformations within the Korean labour movement since the 1990s. It has been a common assumption that the ‘third wave’ of democratisation, the end of the Cold War, and the spread of neoliberal globalisation in the latter part of the 20th century have helped to create an environment in which organised labour is better placed to overcome bureaucratic national unionism and transform itself into a potential counter-globalisation movement. However, Kevin Gray argues that despite the apparent continued phenomena of labour militancy and the rhetoric of anti-neoliberalism, the mainstream independent labour movement in Korea has become increasingly institutionalised and bureaucratised into the new capitalist democracy. This process is demonstrated by the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions’ experience of participation in various forms of policy making forums. Gray suggests that as a result, the KCTU has failed to mount an effective challenge against processes of neoliberal restructuring and concomitant social polarisation. The Korean experience provides an excellent case study for understanding the relationship between organised labour and globalisation. Korean Workers and Neoliberal Globalisation will appeal to students and scholars of Korean studies and International Political Economy, as well as Asian politics and economics.

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Land Law (Core Texts Series)

Elements of Land Law

Land Law (Core Texts S.)

Land Law (Core Texts Series)

Land Law (Core Text)

Elements of land law

Land Law (Core Texts Series)

Elements of Land Law

Elements of Land Law

Korean Workers and Neoliberal Globalization (Routledge Advances in Korean Studies)